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Welcome to the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority.
The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority (LTVCA) works with local communities to manage natural resources of all the streams flowing into the Thames River from the village of Delaware to Lake St. Clair through flood control, erosion prevention, and environmental conservation.
Inclement Weather Notice:
Please be aware that through the winter months Conservation Area may close due to unsafe conditions. We do our best to maintain roads and parking through out our Conservation Areas however we cannot always garantee maintenance after inclment weather. Please check our website or social media for Conservation Area Closures.
Flood Status
Shorelines
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Rivers & Streams
Normal
Watershed Conditions
Statement – Flood Outlook
Normal
Normal
Normal
Low Water Status
Normal
Low Water
Level 1 Condition
Normal
Normal
Normal
Caldwell Nation
We acknowledge the first nations people within the villages, towns and cities of our communities. We value the significant historical and contemporary contributions of local and regional First Nations and all of the Original peoples of Turtle Island (North America). We are thankful for the opportunity to live, learn and share with mutual respect and appreciation.
The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority includes:
3,275
square kms of land
2,200
kms of waterways
70
different tree species
3,275
square kms of land
2,200
kms of waterways
70
different tree species
Visit a conservation area
The LTVCA has 18 different conservation areas where you can unplug and explore nature.
Environmental stewardship
Local events
What you can do at the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority Areas:
Birding
Boat Launch
Camping
Cycling
Event Rentals
Fishing
Hiking
Memorial Forests
Paddling Activities
